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Bosnia and Herzegovina arrived in São Paulo on Friday ahead of their opening Brazil World Cup Group F match against Argentina -- one of the tournament's favourites -- at the Maracana on 15 June. The Edin Dzeko-inspired side also play Nigeria and Iran in their first ever World Cup.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina's players could be forgiven for thinking they've just arrived in their home country rather than an uncharacteristically wet Brazil.

Safet Susic's side were the last team to land on Friday but they'll have high hopes of not finishing last in Group F at their first ever World Cup.

The Dragons face a daunting task in the opening game against Argentina next week; one of the tournament's favourites.

Bosnia scored an average of three goals a game in World Cup qualifying; thanks in large part to their prolific strike pair, Edin Džeko of English Premier League champions Manchester City and Stuttgart's Vedad Ibisevic.